The girl who was ‘too out there, too clumsy, too easily distracted, too independent growing up - was ‘too much’; and this is precisely the reason for her extraordinary life.
Now an artist; weaver, photographer, travelling the world; family; friends; a life rich with experiences.
A woman who celebrates her ‘too-muchness’.
My name is Julie and I share my life stories, and weave some of those into handwoven blankets.
I also share some photographs of how I see the world.
I’ve been told for much of my life that I’m ‘too out there. Too much’. I am so grateful they noticed!
Save this as a reminder to reflect on your own ‘too-muchnesses. Love you to share with us all what you were told you were ‘too…’ growing up, and perhaps YOUR story!
11 hours ago
If this doesn’t look like you running to your studio to weave, perhaps you need some creative inspiration?
Come follow along and see if you can find yourself some tips and creative mojo to get you running to your loom like I do!
2 days ago
Your weaving isn’t valued because it looks like it was made by a machine.
It is valued because it didn’t!
Come along for tips, ideas and inspiration; as we create what is valued - together.
3 days ago
Just realised that perfection in your weaving isn’t the goal? Perfection isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. Machines can do that. Soul-less. What you create with your own hands is unique and unreplicable.
Come join me as we weave our own life stories through our own hands.
3 days ago
Want perfection? Use a machine. Your hands are the whole point. Your hands leave traces that your pieces are made by a human. Your own lived experience. Soul-filled!
Want your own handmade - creative inspiration, tips and ideas?
Come follow along!
3 days ago
Wished someone had told me this when I started weaving.
What NOT to do with your gorgeous Indie dyed singles from the festival; or for that project that didn’t quite get made! Excited about using them in your weaving?
STOP - before you start warping!!
You can use any yarns you like for your warp; BUT, with awareness. Discernment is necessary.
Shredding it - is a thing!
Save this in your weaving ‘note to self’ folder, and share with your creative bestie, so you avoid broken warp yarns!
3 days ago
Your hands ARE the point. The variations in what you create with your own hands are the traces and evidence that it was created by a unique human.
3 days ago
Shredding it - in this case is NOT good! Lol Singles yarns can be an issue if used in the warp. I wished someone had told me this when I stared weaving!
4 days ago
I wished I had known about this when I started weaving! Shredded yarn is not your friend!
4 days ago
The girl who was ‘too out there, too clumsy, too easily distracted, too independent growing up - was ‘too much’; and this is precisely the reason for her extraordinary life.
Now an artist; weaver, photographer, travelling the world; family; friends; a life rich with experiences.
A woman who celebrates her ‘too-muchness’.
My name is Julie and I share my life stories, and weave some of those into handwoven blankets.
I also share some photographs of how I see the world.
I’ve been told for much of my life that I’m ‘too out there. Too much’. I am so grateful they noticed!
Save this as a reminder to reflect on your own ‘too-muchnesses. Love you to share with us all what you were told you were ‘too…’ growing up, and perhaps YOUR story!
11 hours ago
If this doesn’t look like you running to your studio to weave, perhaps you need some creative inspiration?
Come follow along and see if you can find yourself some tips and creative mojo to get you running to your loom like I do!
2 days ago
Your weaving isn’t valued because it looks like it was made by a machine.
It is valued because it didn’t!
Come along for tips, ideas and inspiration; as we create what is valued - together.
3 days ago
Just realised that perfection in your weaving isn’t the goal? Perfection isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. Machines can do that. Soul-less. What you create with your own hands is unique and unreplicable.
Come join me as we weave our own life stories through our own hands.
3 days ago
Want perfection? Use a machine. Your hands are the whole point. Your hands leave traces that your pieces are made by a human. Your own lived experience. Soul-filled!
Want your own handmade - creative inspiration, tips and ideas?
Come follow along!
3 days ago
Wished someone had told me this when I started weaving.
What NOT to do with your gorgeous Indie dyed singles from the festival; or for that project that didn’t quite get made! Excited about using them in your weaving?
STOP - before you start warping!!
You can use any yarns you like for your warp; BUT, with awareness. Discernment is necessary.
Shredding it - is a thing!
Save this in your weaving ‘note to self’ folder, and share with your creative bestie, so you avoid broken warp yarns!
3 days ago
Your hands ARE the point. The variations in what you create with your own hands are the traces and evidence that it was created by a unique human.
3 days ago
Shredding it - in this case is NOT good! Lol Singles yarns can be an issue if used in the warp. I wished someone had told me this when I stared weaving!
4 days ago
I wished I had known about this when I started weaving! Shredded yarn is not your friend!
4 days ago
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